Courses taught:
Colonial America
US Survey Course to 1865
US Women's History
American Revolution

Recent conference panels:
§ “Sin, Sex, Church and Court: Gender and Justice in Early America,” Berkshire Women’s History Conference, June 2005.
§ “Drunkards, Fornicators and the Creation of Puritan Identity,” Cross-Cultural Women’s History Lecture Series, University of California, Davis, February 2004.
§ “Drunkards & Fornicators on Meetinghouse Hill: Gender, Religion and Identity in an Early New England Town,” Seminar Paper, Bay Area Early American Seminar, April 2003.
§ “Drunkards, Fornicators, and the Great Hen Squabble of 1714: Gendered Sin and Puritan Identity in Early New England,” Panel Participant, Society of Early Americanists, April 2003.
§ “Puritan Duty and the Pious Soul: Sin, Confession and the Gendering of Religion in the Seventeenth Century,” Panel Participant, Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, June 2002.